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in this case if it's determined his defense attorney can make the argument that the government wasn't a target here. he was just doing what his brother told him, so, therefore, the intent is not to blow up american citizens or it's not the government. it really is him just doing what he's told. obviously there's conspiracy. obviously there's federal charges and the fact that they were throwing bombs out the car at federal officers. so, the state and the federal court are both well equipped to handle both charges, both sets of charges. >> okay. karen desoto, kendall coffey, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >>> a fascinating backstory emerging this morning surrounding a boat parked in a driveway and how it provided the last chapter in the search for a terrorist. apital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited
in this case if it's determined his defense attorney can make the argument that the government wasn't a target here. he was just doing what his brother told him, so, therefore, the intent is not to blow up american citizens or it's not the government. it really is him just doing what he's told. obviously there's conspiracy. obviously there's federal charges and the fact that they were throwing bombs out the car at federal officers. so, the state and the federal court are both well equipped to...
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he said, i did put up a defense. it was the strong cross-examination that went on the last month of this trial. >> and i'm curious, did anyone expect the doctor to take the stand in his own defense at any point? >> i think that, you know, his defense attorney never said he would or he wouldn't, so we just didn't know. and today we learned that there was no one on the witness list. there was no one on the defense witness list, including gaznel and i think that defense attorney obviously felt that had his case in the cross-examination. he had a medical examiner on the stand who he was able to o get to say, i cannot definitely say ne of the fetuses were born alive. and maybe he felt that was the best he could do. >> lu ann, time line we are looking at, how much longer is this trial expected to go on? >> they are taking a break for the week because court wasn't in session on fridays anyway, so they will have closing arguments on monday. then it is expected to go to the jury on tuesday. >> lu ann cahn, thank you so much.
he said, i did put up a defense. it was the strong cross-examination that went on the last month of this trial. >> and i'm curious, did anyone expect the doctor to take the stand in his own defense at any point? >> i think that, you know, his defense attorney never said he would or he wouldn't, so we just didn't know. and today we learned that there was no one on the witness list. there was no one on the defense witness list, including gaznel and i think that defense attorney...
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we're seeing trofrt r -- they're saying dzhokhar tsarnaev should be denied a defense attorney. what is the white house saying about this criticism. >> reporter: well, look, the white house believes that he should basically be tried as a citizen. he is an american citizen so they believe he should be tried in a civilian court. that is what they're saying at the point in time. as pete has been discussing all afternoon, he's going to be given the public safety option meaning he won't have his miranda rights read and be questioned for a pier idea of time. those law make rs are calling for him to be put into the class of enemy combatant which goes along with all of the things you just mentioned. they would like to see him treated essentially to give law enforcement officials more time to question him making the argument that he really is a danger in this case. so that is what they are arguing, as you point out the politics had been sort of put on the back burner for a time, chris. yesterday you hear the bipartisan praises of how this entire situation had been handled and now we're g
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this is something the federal government, be it in the defense area or the civilian side, has had to begin to learn to manage. >> are you surprised that the public doesn't have sort of more answers at this point? >> no, no, i'm not. one of the, we were just talking about what's different, what's new from before. and of course, 9/11 is not comparable to what happened yesterday. it was the first event of its kind. a much larger scale. but there are some ways to compare here, right? and one of them is, as an individual who was in boston on 9/11 and in boston yesterday, a different feel to how local authorities are handling this issue. and i don't blame the folks who had 9/11 to deal with. that was horrific and they were having to make it up as we go along. the core thing i'm trying to say here is we have learned. we have learned something. we are better at this than we were ten years ago. all that money, all that training, that all counts. we see investigators and we see politicians come out. and they're calming the public. they're acting with prudence. they're cautioning, saying lets n
this is something the federal government, be it in the defense area or the civilian side, has had to begin to learn to manage. >> are you surprised that the public doesn't have sort of more answers at this point? >> no, no, i'm not. one of the, we were just talking about what's different, what's new from before. and of course, 9/11 is not comparable to what happened yesterday. it was the first event of its kind. a much larger scale. but there are some ways to compare here, right?...
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defensive names down not as much as energy and materials but still pretty serious hit. that's your global slow down story. that's really what's motivating things. only ones. look, those are the ones. all those stocks are at new lows. >> he is also a cnbc contributor. we're talking yesterday in your notes today. both of you wrote about this. is this a head and shoulders pattern? that's what we look at. >> you want to see the completion. so the left shoulder was built back in march. and this take back we have been 1540. so you want to see it churn here for a little bit. then it's going to make it lower. it has not had a chance to build up the shoulder yet. >> on the right shoulder. >> only if it drops more. >> that's exactly right. you have to watch. >> the trend reverses. >> trend reversal that will go on. that's what they're worried about. >> you also pointed out, bob, copper does that worry you? >> you look at the whole complex. the weakness across the board is what worries you. people have been aching for this. so if you're a long term buyer, you're almost salivating.
defensive names down not as much as energy and materials but still pretty serious hit. that's your global slow down story. that's really what's motivating things. only ones. look, those are the ones. all those stocks are at new lows. >> he is also a cnbc contributor. we're talking yesterday in your notes today. both of you wrote about this. is this a head and shoulders pattern? that's what we look at. >> you want to see the completion. so the left shoulder was built back in march....
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they recommend practicing defensive eating and assume that meats are hazardous so you do everything possible in the preparation phases to reduce your risk like frying it like the chicken nugget. here are some of the other stories topping the news now for you. the two men arrested on charges of plotting a terrorist attack on a canadian train will be in court today for a bail hearing. they reportedly had direction and guidance from al qaeda in iran. >>> 14 people were killed in the blast in texas. >>> the tsa postpones the plan to allow small knives back on planes. it wants more input. flight attendants and air marshals have slammed the plan. >>> the faa and airlines say it is partly because of the sequester forced furloughs. 400 flights were cancelled yesterday. more than a typical monday. >>> and the suspect who replaced osama bin laden was captured. he was been on the run. the former elementary school teacher is wanted on child pornography charges. >>> and day three of the hearing for the man accused of sending ricin raced letters. ricin was not found at his home. >>> at least 22 deaths are
they recommend practicing defensive eating and assume that meats are hazardous so you do everything possible in the preparation phases to reduce your risk like frying it like the chicken nugget. here are some of the other stories topping the news now for you. the two men arrested on charges of plotting a terrorist attack on a canadian train will be in court today for a bail hearing. they reportedly had direction and guidance from al qaeda in iran. >>> 14 people were killed in the blast...
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about or cars beyond that, they were taking up the defensive position and behind the back left bumper and pistol drawn and down on his knee and then -- the officer is going to have to move. i figured that was going to be the case. the other officers had out their shotguns as well as others had ar 15s and had them up and did not have the necessary defense positions because they were still moving forward trying to assess the situation. you were jogging a throng point where they were taking in what's going on. i would say about seven or prove officers spun around and saw that the running of cameras and reporters was coming. they pushed it back because they appeared it was a threatening situation. they had their weapon pull and must be something threatening. they asked us to back off and i stopped. just like the officer following his model. another officer came and said you will have to go back and move back. then they asked us to take a position where they had to lay down. i'm not sure why that was. i am looking at two snipers who took positions. they are not aiming rifles at this point.
about or cars beyond that, they were taking up the defensive position and behind the back left bumper and pistol drawn and down on his knee and then -- the officer is going to have to move. i figured that was going to be the case. the other officers had out their shotguns as well as others had ar 15s and had them up and did not have the necessary defense positions because they were still moving forward trying to assess the situation. you were jogging a throng point where they were taking in...
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there is a trial, it will proceed under the article 3 court, and likely with a death penalty eligible defense. >> explain that distinction. if he is held as an enemy combatant, what would happen? >> this is something the government should seriously consider as to whether or not he should be held as an enemy compatant. they have to look at the national security to see what the greatest benefit is to our country to the way he will be held and or prosecuted. the option is you hold him as an enemy combatant during the duration of the war, and this is a terrorists act, and they have to do that. they have to make the best decision. >> how quickly do they have to make that decision? >> they could do it over the next several weeks to make a determination as to whether or not they want to hold him as an enemy combatant. >> thank you. we appreciate your help on this. there is so much ground to cover. the manhunt is over and the investigation and the prosecution or possible prosecution very much continues. 14 people confirmed dead, and 16 u.s. missing. a lot of other news going on in the world right now
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a sheriff i'm seeing walking up here in the back end and the other officers taking their defensive positions as they find ways to check out the target area and i've seen officers, one or two at a time move up a little closer. >> all right. now we're going to -- i'm not sure who we're getting reports from. let's go back to erica hill now. erica? >> reporter: chris, we're seeing a number of folks coming in now. people being told to clear out of the street. we know that the boston police department apparently sent out a tweet noted that residents on franklin street in the watertown area should stay in place. that's about a mile, mile and a quarter from where we are here in watertown and again we are seeing this increased presence come through. there are a number of reports coming out on social media, people tweeting but what we want to do is be very cautious and in what we're reporting and make sure it's accurate again before it goes on the air. but this increased police presence is definitely something that you cannot ignore. as they continue to come through on the street here. people have bee
a sheriff i'm seeing walking up here in the back end and the other officers taking their defensive positions as they find ways to check out the target area and i've seen officers, one or two at a time move up a little closer. >> all right. now we're going to -- i'm not sure who we're getting reports from. let's go back to erica hill now. erica? >> reporter: chris, we're seeing a number of folks coming in now. people being told to clear out of the street. we know that the boston...
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i would assume that the defense will try to exclude that evidence if the government seeks to introduce it. but as you suggest, given the apparent strength of this case, it may be that the government won't try to seek to introduce that evidence at any trial against him. that would render -- >> and he couldn't talk. everything was in writing. so it's probably very limited anyway. >> reverend, it's important though, we're narrowly focused on this horrific event but the miranda issue and many others are so much greater. today congressman peter king made a comment and he senator graham and mccain have wanted to call him as an enemy combatant. america is the battleground and when anyone is inside the united states engaging in terrorist acts, that they should not be given the privilege of a civilian trial. he said anyone, including citizens of this country. we need to understand that the debate is not so much about this individual, miranda in this case, enemy combatant in this case. it is that, once again, like post- 9/11, the patriots act, now it's the time that we have to take that deep bre
i would assume that the defense will try to exclude that evidence if the government seeks to introduce it. but as you suggest, given the apparent strength of this case, it may be that the government won't try to seek to introduce that evidence at any trial against him. that would render -- >> and he couldn't talk. everything was in writing. so it's probably very limited anyway. >> reverend, it's important though, we're narrowly focused on this horrific event but the miranda issue...
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we had to take our defensive positions on the sidewalk and laid out. up here we had snipers taking positions. they said if you knew what was going on, you wouldn't be where you are. we pushed further back. harrowing, but the officers who were there, some are still there. many of them have since moved out. i think the excitement of that area is going into a lull. i suspect it is one more crime scene they are looking at and treating it i guess if that was a body or maybe if it wasn't, that it may be a device that could be potentially a bomb. we know the pressure cooker bombs have a tremendous force and we know that now. the idea of pushing us back is probably a good thing. i am surprised some of the officers who are as close as they are, about every officer out there is wearing a bulletproof protection. i can tell you that much. richard? >> we are watching pictures, new video of the suspect's homes. you can see law enforcement here reaching into a silver vehicle that is right in front of the suspect's home. just getting that into msnbc. kerry, as you rep
we had to take our defensive positions on the sidewalk and laid out. up here we had snipers taking positions. they said if you knew what was going on, you wouldn't be where you are. we pushed further back. harrowing, but the officers who were there, some are still there. many of them have since moved out. i think the excitement of that area is going into a lull. i suspect it is one more crime scene they are looking at and treating it i guess if that was a body or maybe if it wasn't, that it may...
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they are very professional and often the elite of the criminal defense bar. clearly that is an option they will consider much like the case of the d.c. sniper where the older man received the death sentence but the younger man did not although both were criminally implicated in the crime. >> we are way off from knowing if federal prosecutors will pursue the death penalty but if they do at 19 he would be by far the youngest defendant in a federal death penalty case in modern times. will his age make a difference? >> possibly. only the attorney general can decide whether the government will seek the death penalty. and they are entitled to a hearing before eitherer the attorney general or the panel in order to try to persuade the attorney general not to ask for the death penalty. and then, of course, that only comes into play assuming the attorney general authorizes it if he is convicted of a crime which is punishable by death then the jury must decide. and it only takes one member of the jury to vote against death for a life sentence to be imposed. so the defen
they are very professional and often the elite of the criminal defense bar. clearly that is an option they will consider much like the case of the d.c. sniper where the older man received the death sentence but the younger man did not although both were criminally implicated in the crime. >> we are way off from knowing if federal prosecutors will pursue the death penalty but if they do at 19 he would be by far the youngest defendant in a federal death penalty case in modern times. will...
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i do criminal defense work. i can tell you, the most you can hope for in a miranda case is one or two statements will not make it into court. it's rare the whole case falls out unless everything -- >> so it's not the poison fruit thing? >> there is a poison fruit provision, standard. but it's very rare for it to pollute an entire case. >> let me ask you practically, why don't the law enforcement officials, the federal officials up there who have him in custody at the hospital, why didn't they just do this as soon as they could? >> in my view they should. i have serious problems with the public safety exception they articulated. this is an exception that usually at the scene, where they're looking for a gun, they're looking for something that a kid could come across. it's not something -- >> they attest that they do believe there's reasonable belief that this guy and his brother had plans for other operations because they had more bombs. >> well -- >> isn't that a prima facie case? why would you have a bomb if yo
i do criminal defense work. i can tell you, the most you can hope for in a miranda case is one or two statements will not make it into court. it's rare the whole case falls out unless everything -- >> so it's not the poison fruit thing? >> there is a poison fruit provision, standard. but it's very rare for it to pollute an entire case. >> let me ask you practically, why don't the law enforcement officials, the federal officials up there who have him in custody at the hospital,...
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>> it may in terms of the defenses that get raised, particularly around mitigation. assuming for a second that the federal charges and the government is seeking the death penalty, likely the defense team would argue around mitigation, that somehow he was improperly influenced by the brother. you know, the government i suspect will show significant evidence to combat that type of defense of mitigation around influence of the older brother. >> when you look at how this all went down, all of the agencies working together, anything you look at and say, if i had this to do over again in terms of organization, i would do this differently? >> well, from my perspective looking at it from the outside in, it seems to me that all the things were put in place post 9/11 as relates to collaboration and cooperation. the efforts of the joint terrorism task force and the anti-terrorism advisory council and all the training that's gone in place since 9/11 seems to work -- seemed to work out exceptionally well. also in terms of engaging the public. they engaged the public and the publi
>> it may in terms of the defenses that get raised, particularly around mitigation. assuming for a second that the federal charges and the government is seeking the death penalty, likely the defense team would argue around mitigation, that somehow he was improperly influenced by the brother. you know, the government i suspect will show significant evidence to combat that type of defense of mitigation around influence of the older brother. >> when you look at how this all went down,...
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. >> super defensive. >> hey, gina, josh brown. do you believe those sectors are defensive given the fact they have never been more expensive based on almost every met rick, specifically earnings? can we truthlythe call utilities a safe sector given the premium they're trading at above the s&p 500, for example? >> yeah, i think you can. health care is a perfect example. health care actually is still trading at a secular low or near a secular low relative to the index. over time it's traded 1.2 times the s&p 500. it's trading at one times the s&p 500 now. you can't make that argument broadly across the defensive sectors. utilities looks expensive, but as long as the ten-year treasury bond remains range-bound or rally as it has over the last several weeks, utilities look relatively attractive. >> do you see room for capital gains here? or is this just about collecting the dividend? because if earnings aren't going to grow, i doubt we can squeeze much more in terms of multiple, right? >> right. for the utilities sector specifically, i
. >> super defensive. >> hey, gina, josh brown. do you believe those sectors are defensive given the fact they have never been more expensive based on almost every met rick, specifically earnings? can we truthlythe call utilities a safe sector given the premium they're trading at above the s&p 500, for example? >> yeah, i think you can. health care is a perfect example. health care actually is still trading at a secular low or near a secular low relative to the index. over...
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return to the question that i asked you, should we be spending hundreds of billions of dollars on our defense industries as they are? >> do we need to re-assign those hundreds of billions of dollars . >> and we're not going to be able to stop that with a boston police force. >> point taken. >> thank you very much for joining us. we continue our live coverage. we are watching watertown, massachusetts, and of course the situation is very fluid. we hope to have a news briefing shortly. but, of course, that can be pushed back as they continue the hunt for the second suspect in the boston marathon bombing. we'll be right back. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> we know who he is and what he looks like
return to the question that i asked you, should we be spending hundreds of billions of dollars on our defense industries as they are? >> do we need to re-assign those hundreds of billions of dollars . >> and we're not going to be able to stop that with a boston police force. >> point taken. >> thank you very much for joining us. we continue our live coverage. we are watching watertown, massachusetts, and of course the situation is very fluid. we hope to have a news...
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. >> you are also the ranking democrat on the national security homeland defense and foreign operations committee. what are you hearing about the investigation, congressman? >> well, we're hearing that the fbi is in the lead i think as you already know and the president staying up to date on all of this but we know that we have every single agency at the federal, state and local level coordinating well and working under the direction. they're looking for every single clue they can and at the same time, you know, coming the rescue and help and aid to the extent they can of the people impacted by this. so i think you are going to find it's probably a very concerted and well coordinated effort. may take sometime to get to the bottom of things but i believe that we will. >> what are the questions you want more answered when you get your briefing today and understanding that, you know, we are less than 24 hours in to this? >> i first want to know that everything that can be done is done for the people injured and families. i believe that that's the case. i know that you had an interview with
. >> you are also the ranking democrat on the national security homeland defense and foreign operations committee. what are you hearing about the investigation, congressman? >> well, we're hearing that the fbi is in the lead i think as you already know and the president staying up to date on all of this but we know that we have every single agency at the federal, state and local level coordinating well and working under the direction. they're looking for every single clue they can...
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and resiliency is a great defense to terrorism. you know, resiliency meaning we can handle -- >> the israelis have taught us that. >> and the british after the attack back in 2005. boy, they went right back to work the next day. they didn't let the terrorists bother them one bit. so we got to be careful. we've got to react. we've got to do sensible things. the same time, we have to put this in perspective. >> you know, i think one of best things you did during the 9/11 aftermath was the way you briefed. i think people need to be briefed and you did a great job. you're doing it now. people need to know what's going on. that's a calming effect here's what we know about anthrax. here's what we know now. here's what we don't know. people need to be talked to as equals. thank you, mr. mayor. thanks for coming. >>> we're awaiting the news conference. just one suspect. they're looking for one guy right now. block to block. we'll be back in just a moment. change makes people nervous. but i see a world bursting with opportunity, with ideas,
and resiliency is a great defense to terrorism. you know, resiliency meaning we can handle -- >> the israelis have taught us that. >> and the british after the attack back in 2005. boy, they went right back to work the next day. they didn't let the terrorists bother them one bit. so we got to be careful. we've got to react. we've got to do sensible things. the same time, we have to put this in perspective. >> you know, i think one of best things you did during the 9/11...
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>> i do expect the defense would say -- it's called a defense of diminished capacity, yeah, he did this, but wasn't of clear mind when he did it, led along by somebody else, somebody else was actually controlling his will, not in a zombie-like way, but because of his relationship to his brother. will it work? depends on the jury. if it does work, it would save him from execution. he could still be convicted of some lesser offense than use of a weapon of mass destruction to kill people, but he'd go to jail for the rest of his life rather than be executed. >> mike: i can only imagine the outrage in this country if this guy were to get anything less than a death sentence for what he did. does it matter in the hours following this vicious attack he went to work out at the fitness center, he went -- slept in his dorm, he tweeted and connected with social media. does that not kind of indicate this guy is really cold-blooded? >> you know, it cuts both ways, governor. sometimes the absence of remorse shows you didn't do anything wrong. other times the absence of remorse shows you're a cold-bloo
>> i do expect the defense would say -- it's called a defense of diminished capacity, yeah, he did this, but wasn't of clear mind when he did it, led along by somebody else, somebody else was actually controlling his will, not in a zombie-like way, but because of his relationship to his brother. will it work? depends on the jury. if it does work, it would save him from execution. he could still be convicted of some lesser offense than use of a weapon of mass destruction to kill people,...
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the defense intelligence agency says alarms went off tuesday at a mail facility at bowling air base indicating the possible presence of dangerous toxins. tests found no specific packages, but they are taking more samples. so, while questions about information sharing in boston and the head scratching turn of events in mississippi are two separate stories, they don't do much to bolster the sense of intelligence improvements in post 9/11 america. >>> let's move to the biggest campaign news of the week. yesterday should have been a high five day for the republican party in its quest to pick up the six senate seats they need to win the majority in 2014. max baucus announced unexpectedly he's retiring, giving republicans a prime pick-up opportunity in a state where obama won just 42% of the vote in 2012 and if republicans are going to put the senate in play in 2014, their path goes through the midwest and mountain west region where -- make republican shots on payer of a hat trick look pretty good. but republicans have to win a minimum of two of those three seats to be in the game for the majority a
the defense intelligence agency says alarms went off tuesday at a mail facility at bowling air base indicating the possible presence of dangerous toxins. tests found no specific packages, but they are taking more samples. so, while questions about information sharing in boston and the head scratching turn of events in mississippi are two separate stories, they don't do much to bolster the sense of intelligence improvements in post 9/11 america. >>> let's move to the biggest campaign...
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everything except for things that are touched by the defense sector which is sequestration. so more good news than bad news, but we have a market that can't make up its mind. >> but we've been looking for a pull back. we went so far so fast since the beginning of the year. i'm sensing you don't view this as a change of the trend overall, but maybe a pause that refreshes? >> that's a very good pint. it's almost like a census call that we need to pull back. from the lows to the highs, we have pulled back about 2.6%. so certainly not a correction. we haven't had a 3% pull back in 2013 and we experienced the best and worst days in the market this week. so starting to see increased volatility, but we're seeing lower highs and lower lows. so that's maybe the way we walk into something that is more than 3%, a 5% correction would certainly be what consensus is calling for. >> art, just putting all the details aside, i've said that i guess the last night or two, i felt, look, that this boss goto bombing will be solved. no question. but i think it gave people an excuse in the stock ma
everything except for things that are touched by the defense sector which is sequestration. so more good news than bad news, but we have a market that can't make up its mind. >> but we've been looking for a pull back. we went so far so fast since the beginning of the year. i'm sensing you don't view this as a change of the trend overall, but maybe a pause that refreshes? >> that's a very good pint. it's almost like a census call that we need to pull back. from the lows to the highs,...
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if you want yield, why chase the domestic defenses when you can chase the foreign defenses and potentially get upside and potentially get the defense of currency at the same time rather than chase what everybody already knows. >> to many people that's absolutely crazy and we're not sure about the chinese economy and day in and day out in europe, the situation there is going to get worse before it gets better. >> sure. >> you know, they could have made the argument last year tha. last year they could have said it's all about apple. i think we need to broaden the horizons if this is going to be sustainable. >> let me go there and take you to a live shot of the white house. the white house is lowering their flag to half staff. flags are to be lowered at all public buildings until sunset on april 20th. there are at least three dead. more than 150 injured. this is echo of what we saw in the wake of 9/11. a lot more "squawk on the street" back in a moment. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from nationa
if you want yield, why chase the domestic defenses when you can chase the foreign defenses and potentially get upside and potentially get the defense of currency at the same time rather than chase what everybody already knows. >> to many people that's absolutely crazy and we're not sure about the chinese economy and day in and day out in europe, the situation there is going to get worse before it gets better. >> sure. >> you know, they could have made the argument last year...
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this was set up by the government and it consists of members of the fbi, cia and defense department. they'll do the initial questioning. after that 48 hour or whatever how many hours of public safety exception expires, then the government will have to give the miranda warning, and of course what happens in many of these cases, certainly was true of the so-called underwear bomber, people continue to answer questions, he initially resisted, then decided to talk. fiez he will shahzad wanted to talk. they will proceed in court. this is controversial. some think they should be punished in military tribunal. it is complicated because he is an american citizen. the obama administration policy is civilian courts for terrorist acts in the united states. >> pete, how thick is the case law on this not using the miranda warning, how many instances of this do we have that have gone through the system? >> well, it has gone all the way to the supreme court, so there's no doubt that the public safety exception exists, the government has used it before. they exercise it at the beginning and again wit
this was set up by the government and it consists of members of the fbi, cia and defense department. they'll do the initial questioning. after that 48 hour or whatever how many hours of public safety exception expires, then the government will have to give the miranda warning, and of course what happens in many of these cases, certainly was true of the so-called underwear bomber, people continue to answer questions, he initially resisted, then decided to talk. fiez he will shahzad wanted to...
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the nature of terrorism, we're going to be surprised sometimes and we have lots of things in place, defensive measures, offensive measures to try to minimize the likelihood of attack. your point that there are multiple groups that might pursue tactics like this. that's certainly a bad sign. i would say i don't think we have short memories in this country. we shouldn't say that this time is really unique in american history. whether you go back to the anarchist in the early 20th century or palestinian terrorism in the 1970s, we have had these periods before. this is probably a more deadly period. but you know, in all these cases, we really have recored and the country moves forward. >> joy, we talk about as michael said. this is not without precedent. there was of course, the 1993 world trade center bombing where six people died. the oklahoma bombing, 168 people killed. the olympics bombing, two killed and the fort hood shooting where 13 people were killed. the president for his part seems to be taking this dealing with this one slightly differently than he did the underwear bomber earlier in
the nature of terrorism, we're going to be surprised sometimes and we have lots of things in place, defensive measures, offensive measures to try to minimize the likelihood of attack. your point that there are multiple groups that might pursue tactics like this. that's certainly a bad sign. i would say i don't think we have short memories in this country. we shouldn't say that this time is really unique in american history. whether you go back to the anarchist in the early 20th century or...
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so to the extent that we're not necessarily seeing an uptake there may argue that you're seeing defensive spending positions being taken by enterprise customers. it is not upgrades as fast as they would be otherwise. >> what about josh's point about currency play on this? if the dollar continues to strengthen here, that's not going to be boding well for a company like ibm? >> i mean, ibm as a manufacturer has a global footprint. they can manage their way around a foreign exchange impact. it's not as if they're made in america or a usa export-driven story. >> did i hear google? >> i haven't heard any google numbers yesterday, but the stock market is acting like they're out. it's got that feel to it. we'll get it to you as soon as we have those numbers. you're just joining us. microsoft missed on the top line by a fraction, but beat on the bottom line by 4 cents. ibm missed on the bottom line by five cents and it also was light on the top line there. roger kay, do you like ibm? >> yeah, i think ibm is a real solid company and a real solid stock. >> yes, google numbers are in. >> this is pre
so to the extent that we're not necessarily seeing an uptake there may argue that you're seeing defensive spending positions being taken by enterprise customers. it is not upgrades as fast as they would be otherwise. >> what about josh's point about currency play on this? if the dollar continues to strengthen here, that's not going to be boding well for a company like ibm? >> i mean, ibm as a manufacturer has a global footprint. they can manage their way around a foreign exchange...
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troops will be sent to jordan's border with syria to both of jordan's training and defense capabilities as one jordanian minister later commented they have also been unconfirmed reports that the u.s. agreed to deploy to pace with missile batteries at the border his response today in authorities and syrian opposition requests in another significant twist the jackpot a looser front to the most effective force fighting to topple assad recently confirmed it had links to al qaida something america claimed months before blacklisting the group as a terrorist organization but even after these revelations the head of the syrian national coalition them rela uniting political and military opposition groups and recognized by the majority of the friends of syria group referred to as brothers russia has warned the meeting in istanbul could have a negative effect in promoting dollars between the sides of the conflict and in its hopes common sense will prevail written off not seen from middle east. twenty five an hour from his past summer. more of this as world news now we're measuring six point six in
troops will be sent to jordan's border with syria to both of jordan's training and defense capabilities as one jordanian minister later commented they have also been unconfirmed reports that the u.s. agreed to deploy to pace with missile batteries at the border his response today in authorities and syrian opposition requests in another significant twist the jackpot a looser front to the most effective force fighting to topple assad recently confirmed it had links to al qaida something america...
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affirmative defense to the admissibility of a piece of evidence. they already made statements to the person they carjacked saying they did this. i'm not really wore relationshipped about prosecution here. this is a perfect example of when serious consideration should be he given to enemy combatant status and needs to be looked at seriously. >> judge jeanine: the obama administration has indicated they are going through the public safety exception but you all indications are that they want to prosecute this guy in the federal court. having said that when the police came out and said that, you know, this is no longer a danger here. haven't they in essence destroyed the public safety exception by saying everything is okay, everybody can come out, all is well? >> here is the problem. they made that statement and then about ten minutes later they engaged the defendant. the accused. so all was not well. and i understand the police were making the best effort. i think they did a heroic and fantastic job. i'm not sure that would be dispositive. i think the
affirmative defense to the admissibility of a piece of evidence. they already made statements to the person they carjacked saying they did this. i'm not really wore relationshipped about prosecution here. this is a perfect example of when serious consideration should be he given to enemy combatant status and needs to be looked at seriously. >> judge jeanine: the obama administration has indicated they are going through the public safety exception but you all indications are that they want...
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i don't know whether it's morally defensible defensible. but in terms of national security in terms of self-preservation absolutely has the cia gone beyond its its mandate or beyond a point where. it is now actually hurting its own goals it that that's what that was my sense of the whole you know the guy hang in there with the right torture thing and is that this this is not helping us but it it may help in the short run but it certainly doesn't help in the long run and if you're if you're waging a war for hearts and minds. it's probably counterproductive what has happened to the and again correct me if i mean you know this is about i always thought that the f.b.i. did domestic the cia did international that there was a wall between the two they could communicate to a certain amount extent but they didn't step into each other's territory unless absolutely necessary is that still the case and if one did a system here's why i think it i think i think there is a separation colby was the director of central intelligence when the so-called famil
i don't know whether it's morally defensible defensible. but in terms of national security in terms of self-preservation absolutely has the cia gone beyond its its mandate or beyond a point where. it is now actually hurting its own goals it that that's what that was my sense of the whole you know the guy hang in there with the right torture thing and is that this this is not helping us but it it may help in the short run but it certainly doesn't help in the long run and if you're if you're...
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department of defense. said we've reviewed their cases they're not a threat to the us and we don't want to keep them but they sitting one time oh because of their citizenship and most are from yemen and our argument is we don't trust the unity government to be responsible for but that's the same government we said the unity government gives us permission to conduct drone strikes and kill people so on one hand we trust the human a government to let us kill people but we don't trust the human a government to take their own citizens back so basically the administration seems to have no real interest in shutting this down as you just said that we've authorized millions of dollars to expand it and keep it in place what are we supposed to do to help these prisoners who are killing themselves right now to get their message across it's unfortunate that it takes those kind of drastic steps to get people to pay attention when you spend a decade of your life in confinement because your citizenship i've got a petition
department of defense. said we've reviewed their cases they're not a threat to the us and we don't want to keep them but they sitting one time oh because of their citizenship and most are from yemen and our argument is we don't trust the unity government to be responsible for but that's the same government we said the unity government gives us permission to conduct drone strikes and kill people so on one hand we trust the human a government to let us kill people but we don't trust the human a...
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a defense of knowledge. it's not clear at all at this point whether dzhokhar knew the ramifications of what he was doi doing, or knew what if anything was in the backpack that he was carrying. we don't know what his brother told him. we don't know what he agreed to. we don't know if he felt under pressure or threat from his brother or from others. all of these are open questions that will need to be explored. >> and, tamar, this is one of the issues i wondered right away. when the statements were made that there's evidence of video of dzhokhar dropping a backpack and walking away callously, that is a very, very specific piece of evidence if in fact it's true. would that be the argument that a defense attorney perhaps someone like you would think of right away, does he even know what's in that backpack given the kind of person we now know his alleged co-conspirator to have been? >> absolutely. you know, knowledge, as i said, will be a key element here. and it will be something that the u.s. government is goin
a defense of knowledge. it's not clear at all at this point whether dzhokhar knew the ramifications of what he was doi doing, or knew what if anything was in the backpack that he was carrying. we don't know what his brother told him. we don't know what he agreed to. we don't know if he felt under pressure or threat from his brother or from others. all of these are open questions that will need to be explored. >> and, tamar, this is one of the issues i wondered right away. when the...
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that was legally answered in the national defense authorize act of 2012 which specifically bars trying american citizens in military tribunals. >> now, pete, there is -- there is some doubt that we will have the charges made officially released today. why? >> i don't know the exact why. we'll know here a little while. we expected them saturday. we expected them sunday. we'll see whether we get them today. there's still some issues they're trying to resolve here. and i just don't know specifically what they are. at first i thought it was merely a drafting issue. but i think it's clearly beyond that. i don't know if it's a legal question. i don't know if it's an evidentiary issue of what they're trying to put into the complaint. we'll just have to wait and see. >> and one more piece of information that's been floating around. his mother has claimed the fbi made contact with one or both of the tsarnaev brothers before thursday night. any truth to this? >> everybody i've talked to, including the fbi, says none whatsoever. >> so these are just his mother making claims that -- unsubstantiate
that was legally answered in the national defense authorize act of 2012 which specifically bars trying american citizens in military tribunals. >> now, pete, there is -- there is some doubt that we will have the charges made officially released today. why? >> i don't know the exact why. we'll know here a little while. we expected them saturday. we expected them sunday. we'll see whether we get them today. there's still some issues they're trying to resolve here. and i just don't...
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the defense resting. a.b., how about this in context, big picture and the white house's choice to move forward with this speech. >> we've noted that the gosnell trial didn't receive very much coverage at first. now it's a big national story and a lot of people are paying attention to it. people are horrified, those that are pro life and pro choice. women, men, everybody. and this is an interesting choice. you know, last week the white house spokesman was asked about this and didn't have a statement ready, which was sort of -- you know, they knew it would be coming and they didn't have something to say. now speaking to planned parent 45 hood is particularly tricky since the head of the pennsylvania planned parenthood chapter conceded that, yes, people came to pennsylvania planned parenthood clinics complaining about the services provided at gosnell's clinics and planned parenthood did not follow through. they said you can write a letter to the department of health but they did not seek any inquiry into wha
the defense resting. a.b., how about this in context, big picture and the white house's choice to move forward with this speech. >> we've noted that the gosnell trial didn't receive very much coverage at first. now it's a big national story and a lot of people are paying attention to it. people are horrified, those that are pro life and pro choice. women, men, everybody. and this is an interesting choice. you know, last week the white house spokesman was asked about this and didn't have a...
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if this does make it to trial, the defense strategy is clear. all they want to do is avoid the death penalty. with us, rebecca rosewoodland live in the studio. it's my understanding this guy has a pretty good defense team. a high profile attorney about whom we have information. >> we have a lot of information. miriam conrad is the head of what we call the public defenders office. he said in his hospital bed, the one word he said was, no meaning i cannot afford an attorney. under our constitution we provide defendants with attorneys. we're providing him with this woman who is known, a known defense attorney, she defended the shoe bomber. >> shepard: richard reed. >> she defended him. she has herself, a man named mr. fisk, a yale educated, highly prominent defense attorney and they'll call in death penalty experts. >> shepard: you have to figure that -- i don't know what grounds they'll take. i guess try to say the older brother brainwashed him. >> in this situation, when -- we're not sure yet about the death penalty. but they have to start prepar
if this does make it to trial, the defense strategy is clear. all they want to do is avoid the death penalty. with us, rebecca rosewoodland live in the studio. it's my understanding this guy has a pretty good defense team. a high profile attorney about whom we have information. >> we have a lot of information. miriam conrad is the head of what we call the public defenders office. he said in his hospital bed, the one word he said was, no meaning i cannot afford an attorney. under our...
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show hid batar executive director with the bill of rights defense committee and corey saylor national legislative director at the council on american islamic relations thank you all for joining us tonight even in trying to stop coughing here producing. most of the media actually first of all i'm curious show head to in your thoughts is it possible for us to fight terrorism without infringing on civil liberties absolutely and there are any number of novel policy solutions that the policy establishment hasn't even quite frankly seriously considered domestic agricultural policy right and subsidies for corporate agribusiness have a huge role in facilitating food insecurity in the developing world and this phenomenon of growing more corn for instance than we can possibly use dumping it below the cost of production in other countries driving their indigenous food production out of the market and then runners them subject to commodity price shocks and that's a recipe across human history for instability and revolution textile tariffs right we have a more favorable regime with respect to text
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and does it want to let the defense department get into the drone business, if you will? it goes back to 9/11. after 9/11, the united states was attacked and needed a response. and we saw the cia becoming less of an intelligence agency and more of a paramilitary agency involving drones, involving missions to go out and find people and kill people. that has functioned for about the last ten years. will we see now a shift? going back to the cia, taking its traditional role of gathering intelligence, working with foreign intelligence agencies and shifting the lethal operations back to the military which is much more comfortable about talking about these things, where there are already established lines of oversight. >> pick up on that point a little bit. as you know, we have a new director of the cia, john brennan who in the past has advocated for that move from the cia to the d.o.d. do you think he still sees that as a valuable move now that he is the one in charge of the cia? >> well, it is an interesting question. he was in some ways the driving force behind this idea. i
and does it want to let the defense department get into the drone business, if you will? it goes back to 9/11. after 9/11, the united states was attacked and needed a response. and we saw the cia becoming less of an intelligence agency and more of a paramilitary agency involving drones, involving missions to go out and find people and kill people. that has functioned for about the last ten years. will we see now a shift? going back to the cia, taking its traditional role of gathering...
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this interrogation team wait to go interrogate this suspect is made up of cia, fbi and department of defense and u.s. attorney. how do you investigate a guy like this? >> he will be interrogated. all you can do is write his answers down. this will happen. it will happen as soon as possible. they are not going to give them a lot of leeway here. there are important questions they have to follow up on from an operational standpoint. people want to ask why did you do this? important is who helped you? who was your brother in contact with during his time overseas. was there a support structure we can get on immediately. there are literally at the door of his hospital room standing by as soon as it is able to happen he was on him. >> can you tell us about this and that and the guy says, you know what, i don't want to tell you about anything. you have a cold blooded killer or someone alleged to be that. you think he is going to just breakdown and friendly say, yeah, i'll tell you why my brother did this and we were funded by this one. you think talking to him you are going to get him to spill the b
this interrogation team wait to go interrogate this suspect is made up of cia, fbi and department of defense and u.s. attorney. how do you investigate a guy like this? >> he will be interrogated. all you can do is write his answers down. this will happen. it will happen as soon as possible. they are not going to give them a lot of leeway here. there are important questions they have to follow up on from an operational standpoint. people want to ask why did you do this? important is who...
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this interrogation team wait to go interrogate this suspect is made up of cia, fbi and department of defense and u.s. attorney. how do you investigate a guy like this? >> he will be interrogated. all you can do is write his answers down. this will happen. it will happen as soon as possible. they are not going to give them a lot of leeway here. there are important questions they have to follow up on from an operational standpoint. people want to ask why did you do this? important is who helped you? who was your brother in contact with during his time overseas. was there a support structure we can get on immediately. there are literally at the door of his hospital room standing by as soon as it is able to happen he was on him. >> can you tell us about this and that and the guy says, you know what, i don't want to tell you about anything. you have a cold blooded killer or someone alleged to be that. you think he is going to just breakdown and friendly say, yeah, i'll tell you why my brother did this and we were funded by this one. you think talking to him you are going to get him to spill the b
this interrogation team wait to go interrogate this suspect is made up of cia, fbi and department of defense and u.s. attorney. how do you investigate a guy like this? >> he will be interrogated. all you can do is write his answers down. this will happen. it will happen as soon as possible. they are not going to give them a lot of leeway here. there are important questions they have to follow up on from an operational standpoint. people want to ask why did you do this? important is who...
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and that is the strongest line of defense. yes, we have a department of homeland security and the fbi, but people are first responders across the country and citizens are just vigilant and observant notifying them of something they see is suspicious. when you think about the freedom of this country, 320 million somewhat people living lives that people in the rest of the world only dream of, we should take pride in that freedom, take pride in that safety, in the steps that have been taken, but understand in the 21st century, there are always going to be these risks. >> former new york state governor, george pataki, it is always good to see you. >> thank you. nice being with you. >> we got an update this morning on those swrired in the attack. of the 176 hospitaled, 69 are still in six area hospitals, all of them within a mile and a half radius. a 9-year-old girl and a 10-year-old boy are among 19 victims still listed in critical condition. the "today" show spoke with the doctor and father of 11-year-old aaron haern. >> he's doi
and that is the strongest line of defense. yes, we have a department of homeland security and the fbi, but people are first responders across the country and citizens are just vigilant and observant notifying them of something they see is suspicious. when you think about the freedom of this country, 320 million somewhat people living lives that people in the rest of the world only dream of, we should take pride in that freedom, take pride in that safety, in the steps that have been taken, but...
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department of defense of said we've reviewed their cases they're not a threat to the u.s. and we don't want to keep them but they sitting one time oh because of their citizenship and most are from yemen and our argument is we don't trust the unity government to be responsible for but that's the same government we said the unity government gives us permission to conduct drone strikes and kill people so on one hand we trust the mini government to let us kill people but we don't trust the human a government to take their own citizens back so. basically the administration seems to have no real interest in shutting this down as you just said that we've authorized millions of dollars to expand it and keep it in place what we supposed to do to help these prisoners who are killing themselves right now to get their message across it's unfortunate that it takes those kind of drastic steps to get people to pay attention when you spend a decade of your life in confinement because your citizenship i've got a petition coming out on change dot org i'm working with them and with the witne
department of defense of said we've reviewed their cases they're not a threat to the u.s. and we don't want to keep them but they sitting one time oh because of their citizenship and most are from yemen and our argument is we don't trust the unity government to be responsible for but that's the same government we said the unity government gives us permission to conduct drone strikes and kill people so on one hand we trust the mini government to let us kill people but we don't trust the human a...